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In an impassioned appeal to the National Government, Garissa Governor Nathif Jama has underscored the urgent need for a strategic, long-term solution to manage the surplus waters of the Tana River. This river, beginning its journey from the lofty slopes of Mount Kenya and the venerable Aberdare ranges, courses its way eastward through Garissa and Tana River counties, ultimately surrendering its abundant waters to the Indian Ocean at the Tana Delta. "What are the residents of Garissa to do?"…

"Trump is emotionally pro-Brit," declared Reform leader Nigel Farage during a recent lunch gathering in the Palace of Westminster, addressing a room full of journalists. "Trump is the least isolationist, probably of the whole of the senior Republican Party," he asserted. True to his bold style, the close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his concerns about the opportunities missed in securing a free-trade agreement with the United States, lamenting that, "we've blown it." Farage revealed an interesting insight,…

Mogadishu (AX) – In a profound moment of consensus, former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo, along with ex-Prime Ministers Abdi Farah Shirdon and Mohamed Hussein Roble, came forward to endorse President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s recent plea for peace dialogues. Their shared vision paints these discussions as essential steps towards reinforcing Somalia’s federal governance and the shared struggle against terrorism. Farmaajo, a vivid figure in the country's political tapestry, released a heartening statement on Sunday,…

Joint Operation Against Al-Shabaab: A Tactical Endeavor On a significant Monday in Mogadishu, the Somali National Army (SNA) Danab Commandos orchestrated a noteworthy mission. Teaming up with Jubbaland's Dervish forces, they embarked on a carefully planned military operation, focusing their efforts against well-entrenched Al-Shabaab militant strongholds in the northern territories of the Lower Juba region. This operation, no small feat, zeroed in on crucial areas where Al-Shabaab exerted its influence, unjustly…

As hope dwindles for finding more survivors beneath the rubble in Mandalay, the situation is increasingly dire. Many residents have spent a third night exposed to the elements following a devastating earthquake that claimed the lives of at least 1,700 individuals across Myanmar and neighboring Thailand. This morning, rescue operations in the bustling city of Mandalay, home to over 1.7 million people, show signs of slowing. Harsh conditions prevail, with temperatures soaring to around 40°C, making the already challenging…

Edited By Ali MusaAxadle Times International – Monitoring. In a dramatic sweep of athletic prowess and undeniable determination, the football clubs Manchester City and Aston Villa both clinched their places in the FA Cup semifinals this past Sunday. The journey wasn't just about dodging defenders or scoring goals; it was about the essence of football itself – a microcosm of strategy, skill, and sheer willpower. And, as we explore these matches further, we find ourselves asking: in sport, as in life, what does it…

Berbera: A Tale of Geopolitics and Sovereignty The city of Berbera sits at a vantage point on the Gulf of Aden. This strategic location has long made it a focal point of geopolitical interest. Here, history and modern politics entwine, painting a vivid landscape of opportunity and conflict. North Western State of Somalia, a self-declared independent region of Somalia, recently found itself at the heart of a geopolitical storm. As Somalia's central government attempted to grant the United States exclusive…

In a fervent address at the Consecration and Installation Ceremony of Rev. Harrison Munyua at the Redeemed Church in Naivasha, Nakuru County, Rigathi Gachagua, former Deputy President, offered a spirited critique of the current political scene. He voiced apprehensions concerning President William Ruto’s scheduled visit to the Mt. Kenya region, raising the question: “What tangible benefits will this visit bring for the people of Mt. Kenya?” Gachagua, in his animated speech, advised the residents of Mt. Kenya to…

Denmark has expressed concern over the "tone" used by U.S. Vice President JD Vance, who indicated that the Danish government has not done enough to support Greenland during his recent visit to this strategically important territory, rich in resources and historically desired by U.S. President Donald Trump. "While we are open to constructive criticism, I must be candid: we do not appreciate the tone in which these comments were made," stated Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen on X, formerly known as Twitter. "This is not…

There's a vivid reminder of the fragility of peace in Somalia. On March 18, a bomb blast narrowly missed President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's convoy, underscoring the ever-present danger posed by Al-Shabaab within Mogadishu itself. This incident serves as a wake-up call, illustrating the volatile nature of a conflict that many believed was nearing resolution. Just days earlier, Somali security forces, perched on their open trucks, stood sentinel by the Syl Hotel. This location has become a grim testament to the ongoing…